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What Are Hedge Apples Good For?

When collecting the hedge apples to use for cancer treatment, can you collect them from the tree or do you need to let them fall off first?

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By Alharston from Scottsville, KY

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August 15, 20107 found this helpful
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Hedgeapples are not poisonous. However, Hedge apples have suffocated livestock by lodging in their esophagus. Very often a Hedge apple is incorrectly referred to as a Hedge Ball, Horse Apple, Green Brains, Monkey Balls or Mock Orange.

They are used in households to repel spiders. Each Hedge apple lasts about 2-3 months for this.

I do not know of any cancer use and in doing research did not come across any reference to that use.

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Human consumption is not recommended and the contact with skin could bring various issues from itching, etc

 
September 4, 20160 found this helpful

seriously? hedgeapple? That is not what they are called...
Most people and stores I've been to refer to them Hedge Balls, they are related to the Osage-Orange. Maybe that's where you got confused...

 
September 12, 20161 found this helpful

I am 62 yrs old and have always heard them called hedge apples. I used to pick them all the time for my mom and two aunts to put around the house.

 
September 22, 20161 found this helpful

Seriously? I have only heard them called hedge apples! Ever think it is the area you live that the name is from?

 
September 14, 20171 found this helpful

HEDGE APPLE. YEA we know they say hedge apple's are posinus. WRONG!!!!! I AM LIVING PROOF. LET me explain if you will. I've been eating them ever since I was diagnosed with Stage 4 bone cancer. After 2 table spoons once a day for the last 6 mths. I'm dead serious people as to what I'm saying. I TOOK ANOTHER CAT SC AN LA ST WEEK . I WENT TO THE CANCER Dr. Wednesday scheduled to have a drug injected into my veins which would help heal the bones heal due to being made VERY fragile from the cancer. The nurse even put a pick line in me in preparation to inject the meds. Then I saw the Dr. Prior to the meds being injected in me.This was his exact words after comparing the Cat scans.

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I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'VE DO ING Charles Taylor BUT DON'T STOP. then he took the port out. I'm thinking this is not going to be good, then he said that the spot in my lung had shrunk an the bones we're showing signs of healing. No people I'm not lying. It is the truth. HEDGE APPLE has been proven to slow cancer by 80%. 45% of people go in full remission, while some rare cases show no change at all. Needless to say I'm e static about the results and will continue eating them. Google them. Life just took a whole meaning for me. THE PRAYERS I THANK YOU FOR, AN MAY YOU CONTINUE KEEPING MY FAMILY IN THEM.

 
November 2, 20170 found this helpful

I have never heard of hedge apples in my part of the U.S. but I give God praise and thanks that you have had such a success using them. Keep it up!

 
March 7, 20180 found this helpful

I am trying to find hedge apples for possible colon problems, if anyone has these available within a couple of hundred miles of Franklin, NC please let me know, Thanks Gary

 
October 7, 20180 found this helpful

My mother in law had bladder cancer. She started praying and eating several slices daily for 3 weeks. She was scheduled for surgery and was already given anesthesia and when she came to the doctor said it was all gone. I seen all this personally, so I know it worked. She also gave it to a friend with cancer and he got better. Another man tried it but it did not work for him but I'm not sure if he took it regularly. I know of others who were cured, also a neighbor has an older dog with cancer and the vet said he couldn't do anything to help him.

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So he started giving his dog hedgeapple in his food and after some weeks, not sure how long but when he had to take him back to get for other things. The doctor checked his dog and he is better now. I partly freeze mine then take it out and cut it in small chunks then keep it frozen and eat one piece everyday. By the way my mother in law is 94 and still going strong. Cancer free now for 8 years. She still eats it daily.

 
November 22, 20180 found this helpful

How do you take hedgeapple, make a tea.

 
March 24, 20190 found this helpful

We have called them Hedge Apples in Indiana all of my life. Didn't know they were Osage Orange.

 
March 31, 20190 found this helpful

May apples are are use to make several different cancer medications and are small plants that are blooming in the south. Hedge apples are just old trees that the branches were used to keep live stock in areas before they had barbed wire....

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and the native Americans liked the wood, due to being very hard and bendable for their bows. Cool tree very education and great conversation fruit to display in the fall

 
August 2, 20190 found this helpful

The internet contains much information and many testimonials of hedge apples curing cancer. Many people dry them and process their flesh to make pills and tinctures to fight colds and to boost the immune system.
Behold the lowly hedge apple - News - The Hutchinson News - ...

 
September 9, 20190 found this helpful

Do i need to cut open the horse apple to repel spiders?

 
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September 26, 20190 found this helpful

I removed a wart with the juice from a hedge apple. I was told it would work, I tried it, it did!

 
November 5, 20190 found this helpful

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/.../
This is so amazing
People should save this amazing fruit

 
August 23, 20106 found this helpful
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We wait until they hit the ground. The thorns of the tree make it hard to actually pick them. They usually begin falling off in mid-September. We have two people we know of that have successfully used this for cancer treatment. The Amish suggested it first to a man with lymphoma. Another woman in Cartersville, GA has been told by her doctors that it is a miracle.

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The doctors, of course, can't condone the use of a natural treatment because they might be held responsible if it doesn't work.

There are several pages on the Internet about the use of hedge apples for treating cancer.

 
July 30, 20160 found this helpful

I would not rely on them as a Cancer treatment unless research has demonstrated that it truly is a cure or an adjunctive treatment that had some benefit and not just an old wives tale. Doctors generally won't condone anything that has not been proven to help which is done through clinical trials and not hearsay. If horse apples were found to be a bonafide treatment for Cancer I would think we would have all heard about it by now

 
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August 16, 20160 found this helpful

I think this guy is talking about hedge apples not horse apples...

 
November 2, 20170 found this helpful

Pharmaceutical companies have the U.S. wrapped around their little finger and if you think they are going to let any natural element to be used without hushing it up or downright taking legal action against anyone claiming it to be a cure you are terribly mis-informed.

 
November 17, 20170 found this helpful

I would never use anything like this just because "the internet" says so. (@@)

 
February 23, 20181 found this helpful

Does anyone know the website I can go to for research on the Hedge Apple for humans to consume for cancer. Thanks in advance.

 
May 10, 20210 found this helpful

Yes he is talking about Hedge Apples. Horse apples are Well Horse Defication balls, Horseshit.

 
August 28, 20104 found this helpful
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I became very interested in this topic because we had a patient that was eating the hedge apple because of what he heard from the Amish. He is now bleeding throughout his lungs and may not live. He did not tell anyone that he was using the hedge apple but it has messed up his clotting cascade and may not live. Feel it is very important for anyone to tell their doctor or family they are using it, in the event some problem arises. Please be careful.

 
November 26, 20171 found this helpful

I have been using hedge apple for 14 months. I teach survival in Springfield, Mo. on Monday evenings. About 45 people have been taking it, and all can hardly believe the fantastic results. I just received a call from my brother who has 'limes', he says that he feels better than he has in the last 20 years. He lives in Minnesota, so I have to send him the dried powder. He just asked for some more. There are many testimonies of all the common 'C's. I use it for pain. I don't go to the witch doctors so I have to use natural goods that are wonderful ! I'm just coming up to the end of the season here in the Ozarks. I had about 60,000 of the fruit available this season. If I had the big 'C' I would take it 5 times a day, and I am sure that I would no longer have the 'C'. It is so easy, that it's fun. If some one has bleeding in the lung, I would find out who was working on them before they started with the 'fruit'. Radiation from a cell tower might be guilty. Possibly a microwave oven. The only poison is to the big pharma pocket book.

 
Anonymous
March 7, 20180 found this helpful

I've heard that using naural cures is dangerous when using certain prescription medicines. I've never tried horse apples myself and don't intend to.

 
February 14, 20190 found this helpful

Hedge apple bad
Granny Smith apple good

 
September 30, 20190 found this helpful

Can i have his contact number to find out really bleeding his lounges.thanks.

 
September 30, 20190 found this helpful

I have osteoporosis in my disk ,I feel the pain in my brain.do you have something.Thanks

 
Anonymous
September 3, 20160 found this helpful

Probably from the tree

 

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